let's see what the traffic is like with robert altman. robert: very slow traffic westbound on the freeway leaving the third street tunnel moving to the area of main avenue and 14th street bridge. the jam-up is forming. the accident southbound third street tunnel blocking the left lane near the u.s. capitol exit. heavy traffic continues through land mark. southbound 95 is jammedded up. all the way in through the area. to dale city. and to fredericksburg. around the beltway, accidents on the inner loop near 355. it's just beyond 355. that is blocking the right lane. heavy traffic continues through college park to make it out to green belt on the inner loop. that is the latest from the traffic center. back to you. leon: did you ever wonder where the gifts you return end up? we tell you how to save money on the next big kellye: we are continuing to monitor the scene odds of rahm emanuel's house in chicago. you can see the crowd is larger than it was ten minutes ago. the mayor has been criticized in the last few days for staying on a family vac

we have robert altman on traffic watch tonight. robert: right now we are watching an accident on the right-hand side. on the eastbound side we have the heavy traffic as well moving over the 14th street bridge. moving to king street and landmark. there is a minor stop-and-go as you build out of the area. across the bridge to the 270 spur. earlier accident there. the long delay continue southbound 95. leaving springfield. on and off to fredericksburg. that is the latest from the traffic center. back to you. leon: thanks. coming up tonight at 6:00, just ahead, d.c. mayor muriel bowser makes a decision about police body camera. what is done to cut down on the a.t.v. and the dirt bike problems on city streets. we have video you will only see on 7. how the old christmas tree could help birds in maryland. that's coming up. kellye: but first a check of the weather with dug. doug: 'in leesburg. hagerstown is 45. if you go far enough south you go to the 50's and the 60's and the 70's. the skies are trying to clear. we have partly cloudy skies

he had done the robert altman movie "vince and theo" where he played vincent van gogh. i thought that was fantastic. when i heard he wanted to get together and meet me it was, oh, wow, great, let's get together. the interesting thing was all the actors that came in reading for "reservoir dogs," they wanted to be mr. blond, they wanted to be mr. pink, they wanted to be different characters, they wanted to be those guys in particular. i got used to that. i figured that was where he was coming from. then he goes, i kind of like orange. that was a different thing. >> it was a different thing. i liked the idea of being an english actor, pretending to be american, pretending to be a robber, who was actually a cop. i thought it was a very complicated scenario. and i kind of enjoyed that. >> jimmy: you're almost a real cowboy now. know? i actually -- a friend of mine, when i got to do this movie, he said, oh my god, you're in a quentin tarantino western. i said, yeah. he said, so how cool is your horse? you got a cool horse, right? i said, well, i don't have a horse. he said, b

she did in 2008, she had robert altman working on transition issues come and she has john podesta isoing to be managing the campaign, and he certainly knew how to run a transition. one of the ideas in the past was that you can't have large agency review teams. you can't manage, you know, several hundred people. between the policy and agency review teams, there were 570 people, and it all worked very smoothly. so he knows how to run a transition. and i think that one of the things that's happened in the last few presidencies is that the people who have worked in transitions have built up an institutional memory is passed along. for democrats, after, when carter left office, harrison welford who was doing the white house peace gathered materials which were used for mondale. they then were developed more for, that went along with john kerry. he used that. jim johnson was running that transition effort, and jim johnson took the papers that they had developed and gave them to the obama team. and mike leavitt did a very good job in his information, too, will be brought over to have a the r

he had done the robert altman played vincent van gogh. i thought that was fantastic. when i heard he wanted to get together and meet me it was, oh, the interesting thing was all the actors that came in reading for "reservoir dogs," they wanted to be mr. blond, they wanted to be mr. paint, they wanted to be those guys. i got used to that. i figured that was where he was coming from. then he goes, i kind of like orange. that was a different thing.